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四川省德阳市绵竹市南轩中学2019-2020学年高二英语下学期第一次月考试题

第一部分：

听力

第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

请听下面5段对话，选出最佳选项。

1.Whatsurprisestheman?

A.SusanisbestatChinese.

B.Susanwonthecompetition.

C.Susan'sfinishedherhomework.

2.Whatarethespeakersgoingtodo?

A.Goshopping.B.Eatout.C.Washclothes.

3.Wherearethespeakersprobably?

A.Attheoffice.B.Atthemuseum.C.Atthestadium.

4.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Aschool.B.Agame.C.Afootballteam.

5.Howmanycupsofcoffeehasthewomanhad?

A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

请听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whowastoblamefortheaccident?

A.Theblackcardriver.B.Thetruckdriver.C.Theambulancedriver.

7.Whatdoesthewomansuggestdoing?

A.Checkingtheircar.B.Offeringhelp.C.Drivingaway.

请听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.Wherearethecoffeebeansatthewoman'shomefrom?

A.America.B.Asia.C.Africa.

9.Whatwillthewomandothisafternoon?

A.Takeatest.B.DoEnglishrevision.C.Learnsomenewwords.

10.WhatdoweknowaboutBulletproofCoffee?

A.Itsbeansarethoroughlycooked.

B.Itgoeswithsomebutter.

C.It'spopularinHimalayanareas.

请听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11.Whichperiodofthetermisitnow?

A.Thebeginning.B.Themiddle.C.Theend.

12.Whenwilltheexamsstartfrom?

A.NextMonday.B.NextTuesday.C.NextThursday.

13.Whatdostudentsmostlydoaftertheexams?

A.Attendstreetactivities.B.Throwparties.C.Leavethetown.

请听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。

14.WhatarethespeakerssupposedtodobythisFriday?

A.Finishthereviewsession.

B.Handintheirhomework.

C.Getreadyfortheexams.

15.Whatdidthemanfocusoninthemeeting?

A.ProfessorWangsnewdiscovery.

B.Informationaboutthetest.

C.Asubstituteforthetest.

16.Whowillpresentthelecture?

A.Ascientist.B.Acollegeteacher.C.Atopstudent.

17.Howwillthespeakersgettothesite?

A.Bytrain.B.Bybus.C.Bycar.

请听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。

18.WhatmusicYujaWangperformedwasabigsuccessonYouTube?

A.AFrenchpiece.B.ARussianpiece.C.AGermanpiece.

19.HowdoesYujaliketodress?

A.Accordingtothemusicsheplays.

B.Accordingtotheorchestra'srequest.

C.Accordingtowhatpeoplelikehertobe.

20.WhatwouldYujabehappytodowhenshegivesaperformance?

A.Askherparentstoattendtheconcert.

B.Communicatewiththesponsor.

C.Performextramusic.

第二部分：

阅读理解

第一节

A

Ifyouandyourpartnerlovetotravel,adestinationweddingisaperfectidea!

It'simportantthatyouplanoutwhatthebestlocationisforyouandyourfuturepartner,consideringyourcostsandwhatitwillcostyourlovedones.Hereisalistofthebestwhenitcomestoinexpensivedestinationweddings.

1.St.Petersburg,FL

Withpleasantweathernearlyyear-roundandbeautifuloceanfrontviews,St.Peteisaperfectplaceforadestinationwedding.Yourlovedonescaneasilydriveorgetrelativelyinexpensiveplaneticketsandyoucangetmarriedonthewater.TheaverageweddinginSt.PetecostsaroundS5000.

2.Negril,Jamaica

Coveredinbeautifulresorts,Negriloffersnotonlynaturalbeautyonitsbeaches,butalsoexcellenteleganceifyou'dliketostayindoors.Thebestwaytodoitistobuyapackagethrougharesortwhichwillcostyoubetween$2500-$10000dependingontheoptionsyouchoose.

3.PlayadelCarmen,Mexico

Thisisatopdestinationweddinglocationbecauseit'sinexpensiveforbothyouandyourguests.With30guestsitwillcostabout$45000andincludessomanyamenities（令人愉快的事）:

decorations,set-upandevenacouple'smassage（按摩）!

Plus,mosthotelroomscostaroundonly$100anight.

4.Newport,RI

Newportisasleepy,romantictownthathastheNewEnglandfeelwithoutthecost.Youcanhaveyourweddingsonthebeachifthatsuitsyou,butifyoucanwaituntiltheoff-season,youcanbuyapackageatasatisfyingmansion（公馆）forlessthan$5000.

21．Whichdestinationcanyouchoosetostayindoors?

A．St.Petersburg,FL.B．Negril,Jamaica.

C．PlayadelCarmen,Mexico.D．Newport,RI.

22．WhatcanyoudoinNewport,RI?

A．HavethefeelofEngland.B．Experienceacouple'smassage.

C．Haveaweddingonthewater.D．Enjoyapackageatasatisfyingmansion.

23．Wheredoesthepassagemostprobablycomefrom?

A．Atraveljournal.B．Anewsreport

C．Asciencetextbook.D．Alibraryguide.

B

Thissummer,IspentthreeweeksinAlbert-Schweitzer-Schule（ASS）inNienburgGermany,becauseofayouthexchange.

InameetingjustbeforeIleft,myadvisortoldmethatitwasrudetobelateandusetoomuchwater（longshowerswereano-no）,andthatgoodappearances（外表）wereimportant.Beingoftenlateandtakinglongshowers,IknewthatIhaddifficultiesintheimportantareas,soIdecidedtomakeupforitinappearance.Ipreparedalotofclothes.However,Ifoundoutlater,thestudentsatASSdidn'tcaretoomuchabouttheirclothing.Theyweretoobusystudying.

Thisyear,classesatmyGermanschoollastedclosetotheendofJune.Iwasthereinwhatwouldbeconsideredthefinalweeksoftheschoolyear.Iwenttodifferentclassesthatwereofferedtothestudentsandwassurprisedtoseethereweren'tmanycomputers,andotherformsoftechnologythatarethoughttobenecessaryforteachingintheUS.YetmyGermanclassmatesstudiedadvanced（高深的）knowledgeineverysubjectandeverybodycouldspeakatleasttwolanguagesverywell.

WalkingintotheASScafeteria（食堂）,Iwasgreetedwithmanykindsoffreshsandwiches,andbreadandbutter（奶油）toppedwithtomatoesandcheeseforatotalofcloseto1euro.LaterIfoundoutthatallthepeoplewhoworkinthecafeteriaarevolunteerparents;nowonderthefoodlookedandtastedsodelicious!

IlovedeverymomentofmytriptoGermany.Theexchangehasbeenagreateyeopenerforme.Iwouldliketothankeverybodywhomadethistrippossible.IhopethisexchangeprogramwillcontinueforthegoodofstudentsfrombothASSandmyschool!

24.Whatdidtheauthorplantodotomakeupforherdisadvantage?

A.Workhardonherstudy.

B.Stoptakinglongshowers.

C.Haveapleasingappearance.

D.Showupatmeetingsontime.

25.WhywastheauthorsurprisedatherGermanschool?

A.Theschooltermwasverylong.

B.Twolanguageswerespokeninclass.

C.Fewclasseswereopenedtostudents.

D.Fewhigh-techproductswereusedinclass.

26.WhatdidtheauthorthinkofthefoodsintheASScafeteria?

A.Theyweredifferentthanwhatshewasusedto.

B.Theywerecheapandofgoodquality.

C.Theytastedgoodbutwereunhealthy.

D.Theycouldn’tmeetstudents’needs.

27.Whydidtheauthorwritethistext?

A.Toshareherexperienceabroad.

B.TointroduceherGermanschool.

C.Tocomparetwodifferentcultures.

D.ToencouragepeopletotraveltoGermany.

C

AsShah,a33-year-oldlawyerfromMumbai,Indiaandhisneighbor,84-year-oldMathur,walkedalongMumbai’sVersovaBeach,theyweresurprisedbytheseeminglynever-endingwastethattheyfound.Thewastewasmadeupofclothing,plastic（塑料），glassbottlesandotherthings.Thatday,theydecidedthatthesituationcouldnolongerbeignored（忽视）,andbeganpickingupthewastepiecebypiece.

Sincethen,Shahreturnedtothebeacheveryweekendtocollectwaste,andencouragedotherstojoinhim,whichhecalled“adatewiththeocean.”Insteadofsimplygivingthemcalls,Shahwouldinvitethesevolunteerstojoinhimbygoingdoortodoorexplainingtheharmthatwastecausestosealife.Heinvitedpeopleofdifferentbackgroundsandagestojointheweeklyclean-up,includinglocalpeople,famousBollywoodactors,andschoolkids;andaseachweekendwentby,morevolunteerswouldcome.

Theirworkhaspaidoffand,after119weeks,VersovaBeachhasbeencompletelychanged.ThesandnowcanbeseenandShahestimates（估算）thatmorethan12,000tonsofplastichavebeenremovedfromthebeachsincestarting.“Iamasealover,”saysShah,”Ijusthopethisisthebeginningforcoastalcommunitiesacrosstheworld.”

Becauseoftheclean-upwork,OliveRidleyturtles（龟）havereturnedtothebeachforthefirsttimein20years.

Shahcontinueswithhiswork.Heisalsoencouragingotherorganizationstomakeclean-upeffortsthroughoutIndia.

ThevolunteerworkaroundVersovaBeachandtheturtles'comingbackhasbroughtlotsofpublicattentiontothisbigproblem.It’seasytoforgetthatitallstartedwithtwoneighborspickingupalittlebitofwaste.

28.WhatdidShahandMathurrealizeduringtheirbeachwalk?

A.Therubbishcouldbereused.

B.Therubbishcouldnotsitthereforever.

C.Therubbishwasmainlyplasticandglass.

D.Therubbishcouldbepickedupquiteeasily.

29.WhatdidShahdotoothervolunteers?

A.Heoftengavethemcalls.

B.Hecheckedtheirbackgrounds.

C.Hepaidthempersonalvisits.

D.Hecleanedupwiththemonweekdays.

30.WhatisShah'swish?

A.OliveRidleyturtleswillreturntoIndia.

B.Moreschoolkidscanjointhebeachclean-up.

C.Coastalcommunitiescanstopproducingwaste.

D.Beachclean-upswillstartineverycorneroftheworld.

31.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inthelastparagraphreferto?

A.Thesealife.

B.Thebeachwalk.

C.Thebigproblem.

D.Thechangeatthebeach.

D

“Twothousandmealspacked（打包）,”shoutedStephanieDeLaHoz,thecommunityengagementmanagerforRiseAgainstHungerinOrlando,Florida.All75middleschoolvolunteerscheeredastheycontinuedtopackagedriedrice,soy,andspices.

ThatwasthesceneatafoodpackagingeventataschoolinCelebration,Florida.RiseAgainstHungerisaninternationalhungerrelief（减轻）organization,whichprovidesmillionsoffreedriedmealseachyeartopeopleinneedaroundtheworld.

Fordifferentreasons,